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Digital Twins of you and me

Coming soon.
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A love letter to my writing self

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February 03
Dear writing self,
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Digital Bouquet: a blueprint for decentralized newsletters, digests and beyond

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December 05
It's no secret that newsletters, digests and other forms of curated content are experiencing a resurgence. What's not so clear is how to best go about creating and distributing this kind of content in a decentralized way. In this blog post, we'll explore possibilities for DAO communities to make sense of the word together through curation. We'll also look at some existing projects that are doing things right and offer our blueprint for creating decentralized curation for DAOs.
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Techno-solutionism: from Soylent Green to DAOs

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November 15
We must be careful not to fetishize or oversimplify the potential of web3 and instead think critically about how these technologies can be used to improve our societies.
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Decentralized sensemaking environments: from digital gardens to bouquets, forests and beyond

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November 03
One thing is certain: the more we give individuals control over their sensemaking process, the more empowered and effective we can be in navigating complex worlds.
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Parachuting cats and 6 ways to improve sense-making for your DAO right now

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October 26
Learn what sense-making is, why it's important, and how DAOs stand to gain a lot from it. Plus cats
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Learning-oriented Governance part 2: DAO Ops as ResearchOps

This is draft is being co-written with an AI. I share it as is, learning and building in public.
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Eclipsepunk - stress testing visions of better futures

What do you see when you close your eyes and imagine the future? Do you picture a bleak, dark world ravaged by climate change and war? Or do you envision a brighter tomorrow, where science and technology have solved our biggest problems? Whichever vision of the future you choose to believe in, it's important to remember that it's just that – a vision. We can't let our dreams blind us to reality, and we need to be prepared for whatever comes our way. That's why it's so critical to stress test our visions of the future, to see if they hold up under pressure and if potential dangers are associated with them.